🌀 Hamilton Beach Professional Stack & Snap Spiralizing Food Processor: Versatile 3" Round Feed Chute, 12 Cups Capacity, Stainless Steel Review

I chose this processor because of the dice function. This works well when slicing smaller, tougher vegetables like potatoes. If it's a fat potato, you'll need to cut it at least half as long or it will get stuck. If you cut the tougher veggies first, it will turn out great. I wanted to knock down a point for a grater. He does not grate like on a grater. It's more like small (shorter) Julian pieces than a grater. They are round, not flat. Although I actually like it - they look great in Slow…

I love this strong horse! This week I pushed my limits by slicing pizza greens, kneading pizza dough for 25 people and a pie crust. I am very happy with my choice in this food processor. Powerful engine. It's a big processor, but with a powerful engine. I love and appreciate a special case for storing different blades and attachments. There are three ways to feed feed through the large opening feed chute. I appreciate the easy locking lever and suction cups to keep it in place. I used a pizza…

What I like best about this food processor is that there is no shaft hole in the bowl. Using my old oster was always a messy experience. This Hamilton Beach model is so easy to use - the handle flips the bowl assembly over and locks it in place, eliminating the need to twist the flimsy plastic lids hoping they won't conveniently break (again!), and the attachments are on shown on the base of the stand mixer to illustrate its various uses. The large 14-cup jar made canning tomato sauce so easy…

Let me tell you everything I really hate about this food processor. This is the worst food processor I have ever owned and I would give it away but I would be sorry to whoever I gave it to. Also, I don't have the money to replace it at the moment. Cons: 1. Using the pulse button to slice crackers, nuts or whatever. This car sucks for that. The "lag" in the motor doesn't allow you to get the quick power boost and stopping motion you want to get that result. 2. I bought this for the cube bait…

Update 6/18: Just don't do it. Not only is it made very cheaply, the blades have already become blunt and all the negative information written below has also been broken. The part of the handle where the locket is supposed to be inserted is broken off. Well, well, CheapSure needs a major redesign and that blinking light is a complete nuisance. Very disappointed. Wouldn't buy it again. For grinding, 3-4 blades are needed instead of two. He doesn't cut well at all. The dicing machine does a good…

UPDATE - I changed 4 stars to 1 star. I'm once again the proud owner of a kitchen appliance that I need to replace AGAIN. At least my Black and Decker has lasted over 15 years. So the engine lock safety interrupt is made out of cheap, flimsy, brittle plastic. I don't think I'll bother replacing it as it's such a profitable design that in a few years I'll just have to replace it again. HOWEVER, when a company does something this crappy and sloppy, I give them a chance to get it right, and when…

The S-Blade of my old $50 Cuisinart 4-cup stand mixer broke while my husband and I were making pina colada due to COVID-19. By the way, they were delicious! I still wanted a more complex food processor because I cook everything from scratch - I have rheumatoid arthritis so making everything by hand is becoming increasingly difficult. I just planted a garden of empty store shelves here in Washington state (photo attached). I plan to harvest some food from my garden this summer and I need a…